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Summary: June 1 2012 to July 31 2012: Millions of homeless SA children of all races at great risk from hunger, sexual predation and child-slavery gangs: hatecrimes against Afrikaners not investigated by SAPS under Rome Statutes: yet a total of 170 often extremely violent attacks were recorded against Afrikaners since June 1 2012 up to July 31 2012 - while often their black staffers escaped unscathed: there also were 32 violent riots and 20 protests in black communities during which major roads were blocked & white and Asian motorists were specifically targetted; and 49 logged incidents of police-criminal activities;

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Famine in Zimbabwe: South African grain-transports looted by hundreds of black women arriving in minitaxis at night:

"The South African government is a signatory to the Rome Statute, and thus can be prosecuted for crimes against humanity and hatecrimes against Afrikaners (‘ white Boer farmers ‘) at the International Criminal Court:

2. Afrikaans infants die of starvation in tented squatter camps: but get no govt food-aid nor help from International Red Cross: singer Sunette Bridges records many new arrivals on July 2 2012 at the Krugersdorp tented squatter camp: crammed with new arrivals who get no govt food-aid 08:35 Jul 30, 2012 Afrikaans infants dying of starvation in Krugersdorp squatter camp: Dutch journalist "Poor Whites in South Africa " by prize-winning documentary-maker (IKON-TV Netherlands):

6. Mrs Louisa Putter was bashed unconscious, she then was hung up on a clothes line, and her face was slashed with a razor while she also was beaten: NOTHING ROBBED:

- Above: The SAPS is not investigating this very clear hatred-related attack against an Afrikaner woman as a hatecrime as specified under the Rome Statutes: although SA is a signatory to the international treaty:

7. Horrific torture-massacre of 3-member Portuguese-South African Viana family revealed in Vereeniging court: Boy, 12 was 'drowned in boiling water' by two black males who laughed in court when the triple murders were being described":

9. Eben Meyer, 47 was completely comatosem possibly drugged, when he was 'beaten to death because he was fighting against' 17 black prisoners in Durbanville police cell: two black male prisoners charged - SAPS involved in incarceration of the Afrikaner man - who was alllegedly so drunk (possibly drugged in a bar?) that he could only lie down on the ground - was not being investigated: http://www.neo-genocide.com/farmitracker/reports/view/196

Rioting, deadly political violence and peaceful protests by black communities in South Africa:

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The South African government lies when it claims that it ‘implemented the Rome statute at municipal level’. It did not honour its international contract in this regard: no resident in South Africa today can walk into any police station to lodge a formal genocidal-hate crime charge even though this is one of the requirements under the Rome Statute. Its “MASS’ computer system does not have such a category – ergo such charges cannot be lodged and investigated…

The ANC-regime thus very clearly has NOT ‘implemented the Rome Statute at municipal level’ despite their claims to the contrary. Previous president Thabo Mbeki as leader of the co-ruling ANC-party, and P M Maduna as Minister of the Cabinet, signed the Rome Statute in Pretoria in March 24 2003: document below. They appointed Advocate Anton Rossouw Ackerman SC as a special director of public prosecutions to ‘head the Priority Crimes Litigation Unit and to manage and direct the investigation and prosecution of crimes contemplated in the implementation of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Act No 27 of 2002) and also of serious national and international crimes whcih include acts of terrorism and sabotage committed under the Internal Security act 1982; etc (below).

Above: In July 1998, the South African government's president at that time, Thabo Mbeki, signed the Rome Statute and it was ratified (i.e. registered in its legal systems): placed in the Government Gazette as Nr. 27 of 2003.

The South African government with this order above, undertook to administer its requirements regarding the registration, investigation and archiving all ‘genocidal hatecrimes’ in South Africa. They ‘forgot’ to create a special category for such crimes on their SAPS MASS computer system, however. The Institute for Security Studies document http://www.issafrica.org/cdromestatute/pages/document.pdf shows however that the South African government never issued an order to the SA Police Service to create a category so that private citizens can lodge formal charges under the Rome Statute:

This is very convenient for the South African government because this also means that there has never been any genocidal hatecrime registered, investigated nor prosecuted in South Africa since that government ratified the Rome Statute.

The ANC-regime lied when it claimed that 'the Rome Statute is being implimented on municipal level”. And this lie is being spread throughout the UN structures, the EU countries, the International Criminal Court and it was even announced at the World Summit of 2005. Foreign governments' representatives are not going to go to a South African police station to verify whether citizens can lodge complaints under the Rome Statute. They rely on members of the Opposition, non-governmental organisations and members of the public to raise complaints about the South African government's non-compliance in regards to its signature on the Rome Statute. Now, the time has arrived for South African citizens to raise the alarm - to complain loudly, clearly and make their voices heard in the international arena: namely that the South African government cannot be trusted to tell the truth. If the South African government had really meant to honour its contract with the ICC under the Rome Statute, they would have taken every possible step to allow citizens to file such formal complaints at any local police station – at municipal level.

Under the Rome Statute to which South Africa is a signatory, the SAPS is required to register any offences such as those under Article 6: as below i.a.:

Genocide: 1. the murders of members of a group with the intent to destroy the group in its entirety OR PARTIALLY; 2. If any serious critical injury is sustained by members of such a targetted group 3. If any emotional of psychological injury is inflicted to members of the targetted group. 4. The deliberate destruction of the targetted group

In July 1998, the South African government's president at that time, Thabo Mbeki, signed the Rome Statute and it was ratified (i.e. registered in its legal systems): placed in the Government Gazette as Nr. 27 of 2003.

Organised Crime Unit was ordered to investigate crimes under Rome Statute According to the SA presidential proclamation of 25 March 2003 the National Prosecuting Authority - and specifically the Unit for Organised Crime - were ordered under the provisions of the Rome Statute to 'manage and direct the investigations and procecutions of crimes." This order meant that the South African government had to upgrade its police service's 'MASS' to allow members of the public to place formal charges under the Rome Statute at any SA Police Station. The upgrading of the MASS system was NOT undertaken.

Thus the South African Police Service is neither accepting formal charges of hate-crimes, nor does it register or investigate such hatecrimes under the Rome Statute. At all. Members of the public cannot lodge any charges of genocide in any South African police station.

What does that mean for South African citizens - and specifically by the Afrikaner minority group which is quite clearly being targetted by genocidal behaviour from members of the black majority? Even if a specific crime can be described as 'genocidal' as specified under the Rome Statute of the ICC, no person in South Africa can lodge a formal charge at any SA Police Station because the SA computer system does not have such a crime-specification.

South African court rules on the SA National Prosecuting Authority’s refusal to investigate Zimbabwe torture case under Rome Statute:

May 25 2012 - The South African High Court recently made a decision on a torture case that if upheld is a resounding victory for Zimbabweans and human rights generally. The court said that the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and South African Police Services (SAPS) had negated their duty under the law by refusing to investigate the case under the Rome Statute to which South Africa – but not Zimbabwe- is a signatory. The court ordered that an expeditious investigation be initiated with the NPA and SAPS carrying out their constitutional duties. If this judgement is upheld by the Supreme Court of South Africa – should it be appealed – it would mean that South Africa will conduct an investigation, and, after doing so, it can prosecute any of the Zimbabwe government officials of crimes against humanity. No one has diplomatic immunity for crimes against humanity, and therefore anyone can be arrested. It also means that if a named person visits a country which has an extradition agreement with South Africa, they should be arrested and sent to South Africa for prosecution. http://researchandadvocacyunit.wordpress.com/tag/zimbabwe-case-in-south-africa/-- South African prosecutors have refused to investigate the allegations.But two rights groups argue that under South Africa's commitments to the International Criminal Court, prosecutors must take action against high-level Zimbabwean officials accused of torture."Our law takes torture very seriously, particularly in light of our inauspicious history where the treatment of political opponents often meant torture," Advocate Wim Trengrove told Judge Hans Fabricius."The most fundamental of human rights is the prevention of torture." The Southern Africa Litigation Centre and the Zimbabwe Exiles Forum filed the case, which could mark the first time that a South African judge rules on the scope of the country's Rome Statute treaty commitments to the ICC.The two groups are demanding that prosecutors arrest and prosecute the Zimbabweans accused of torture if they enter South Africa. The names of the officials have not been released.

Hatecrimes in South Africa are investigated only as ‘ordinary crimes’:

David Hamilton: “At the beginning of the decade there were 40,000 White farmers in South Africa and there have been is 3,037 murdered in racial genocide and more than 20,000 armed attacks perpetrated by groups of militant, young Black racists on commercial farmers, since the ANC came to power in 1994. This is certainly higher as the South African government and police, with the world’s press keep it covered up. Boers are often tortured or raped first, by boiling water forced down their throats, tendons cut, burnings, personal humiliations - most perpetrators are protected by Blacks within government and the police and not tried.http://majorityrights.com/weblog/comments/a_genocide_in_south_africa

A three-year study for a doctoral thesis by a city criminologist has revealed the relationship between corrupt cops and gang members which enables gang warfare – but though researcher Liza Grobler’s findings have been sent to politicians and heads of police, no action has been taken.

Above: The SAPS are feral” warned the SA Institute for Race Relations in a hard-hitting warning in its February 2011 research document “ The Broken Blue Line, the involvement of the SAPS in serious and violent crime in South Africa ‘

* Police members are known to steal drugs from court exhibits and act as couriers by using police vehicles to transport drugs for dealers. * Corrupt members do route clearance with their private cars, acting as “spotters” for gangs, driving in front of and behind a car carrying a shipment of drugs. If they see a police vehicle they inform the car carrying the drugs to divert. * Police members resell confiscated drugs, often outside their area. For example, they sell drugs from Hanover Park to merchants in Grassy Park.

These findings were part of Grobler’s PhD thesis, “A criminological examination of police criminality”, published in 2006. Grobler interviewed police detectives, members of organised crime, police legal services, and branch commanders.

One police officer quoted in her report said corruption was common. He said there was a “big drug dealer” in Hanover Park who had police connections at a station Grobler describes as “station X”. “When people had bought a lot of drugs from him, he phones these members and tells them what cars they are driving and that they have just bought such and such. The police officers stop the cars, take the drugs and sell them back to the merchant who alerted them. “I was with these cops when they did this – it was common,” he told Grobler.

The Cape Times has decided not to reveal the name of the police station, pending comment from the police.

Grobler sent her 2006 report to then-community safety MEC Leonard Ramatlakane and successor Lennit Max and to Mzwandile Petros…

In 2006 Grobler sent the report to then Community Safety MEC Leonard Ramatlakane and his successor Lennit Max. It was also sent to former Western Cape police commissioner Mzwandile Petros.

In February, Grobler sent her findings to Community Safety MEC Dan Plato. Other than an acknowledgement of receipt of the report, there was no communication about her study, she said. Police bosses were not “facing up to police criminality”, she said.

“I never heard from them, not even to hear where Station X is or to appeal for more research. Their whole attitude was extremely strange and they didn’t seem to be interested in scratching it open and healing it,” Grobler said.

Other sources for her research included police researchers from the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation, the Institute for Security Studies, the Independent Police Investigative Directorate and the National Prosecuting Authority. Grobler also spoke to the head of the NYPD Internal Affairs Bureau and the director of investigations for the Independent Police Complaints Commission in London.

The study also revealed:

* Some corrupt members do illegal search and seizure operations to obtain drugs, not to arrest individuals for possession or dealing, but to use the drugs themselves or to offer them for sale to drug lords. * SAPS estimates that only 5 percent of the market value of drugs is ever confiscated. * Corrupt police members would make firearms disappear from evidence stores. These were sold to gangsters. * Helping gangsters get firearm licences was also common practice. * Another common type of “assistance” offered to gangsters was selling them classified information, dockets, information from dockets (such as the names of witnesses) and making dockets “disappear”.

Greg Wagner, spokesman for Plato, confirmed that chapters of the study had been sent to the MEC this year.

Minister Plato receives many reports from NGOs, civil society organisations, state entities and members of the public, and reads the reports as a way to gain further knowledge of the criminal justice system and related environments. External research documents are also considered when drafting our own documents, for example when drafting the Community Safety Bill, published earlier this year for public comment.”

Wagner said Grobler’s study “identifies numerous systemic problems within the police, many of which fall under the direct control of SAPS management. The department through the Community Safety Bill is trying to improve oversight over the police to identify and improve on this kind of systemic problem. “The department conducts numerous research projects throughout the year. We also receive and monitor reports from various NGOs such as the ISS, universities, state entities, as well as complaints and suggestions from the public.”

Asked about action taken against members accused of corruption, Wagner reported: * During 2010/11, 485 cases of misconduct by police officers in the Western Cape were reported to the Independent Police Investigative Directorate. * In the same period, 438 cases of criminal conduct by police officers in the province were reported to IPID. * IPID received 5 869 complaints in the 2010/11 year. Gauteng and the Western Cape received the largest number of complaints.

Weldon Cameron, spokesman for the Hanover Park Community Policing Forum, said: “These accusations come from the community but there must be proof so we can do something about it. Police management will also say they know about these allegations, but if people cannot come with hard proof then they remain allegations.”

Jacques Sibomana, spokesman for the National Institute for Crime Prevention and the Reintegration of Offenders (Nicro), said: “It’s not the first time we’ve heard about these allegations, especially police tipping off drug lords about raids. These relationships are the cause of the huge lack of trust in police in the communities affected by gangs and drugs. The community needs to know that police are cleaning up their house.”

Grobler added: “We need to do something about this problem, it is a major weakness and we need to deal with it. Community Safety needs to face up to this and look into (it) properly.” zara.nicholson@inl.co.za Cape Times

ALSO;

White security agents ‘set up and infiltrated agent-provocateurs in the sonamed Boeremag’ to create faked-up rightwing threat to ANC-regime" to get their hands on lavish government slush-funds:

Kidnapped Afrikaans pupil Louise De Waal was alive when torched: evidence 2012-07-25 Alberton High Court - Murdered teenager Louise de Waal was alive when she was set alight, the High Court, sitting in the Palm Ridge Magistrates’ Court in Alberton, has heard. On trial is an Afrikaans-speaking, blue-eyed coloured man, Johannes Jacobus Steyn, dubbed the 'Sunday Rapist' by the SA news media.

Forensic specialist Gina Rowe: “It would have been an indication of life’

The 36-year-old man, who brought a bible with him in the courtroom, pleaded not guilty to all 37 charges against him on Monday, July 24 2012.

Forensic specialist Gina Rowe testified that soot and blood-stained froth were found when she examined De Waal’s trachea and bronchi.“It was inhaled into her lungs,” she said. Judge Sida Kolbe asked if De Waal was alive for this to happen, to which Rowe answered: “It would have been an indication of life.”

Louise's mother Shereen gasped “Oh, my God“, putting her hands over her mouth. Rowe said there was not a lot of soot in her trachea, and therefore it was possible she had been unconscious. Rowe explained the graphic findings of the post mortem, including De Waal’s badly burnt scalp and protruding tongue. Her left foot was burnt off her body and the soft tissue was burnt off her lower legs.Her carbon monoxide levels were at 9.8%, which Rowe said was high. “I would expect lower levels (because she was burnt outside).” CityPress

Clutching bible in court: Steyn is accused of kidnapping and murdering two Afrikaans pupils: Louise De Waal and Lazanne Farmer, 14.

2010-09-06 Pretoria – Fourteen-year-old Pretoria-West Afrikaans high-school girl Lazanne Farmer broke her neck and died when she jumped out of the moving bakkie of a ‘wigged’ gunman who had kidnapped her and her 16-year-old friend.The kidnapper drove on, raped the older girl, shredded her clothes and dumped her at the roadside. He was described as having a ‘wrinkled face, blue eyes and wearing a wig’. http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/Girl-breaks-neck-fleeing-kidnapper-20100906

He is also charged with 11 counts of rape, 10 of sexual assault, 10 of kidnapping, one of attempted sexual assault, one of attempted kidnapping and two of assault. The eleven girls he allegedly attacked between 2008 and 2011 were all between 11 and 18 years old.

.Yesterday, the court heard that an identikit compiled by a friend of De Waal’s led to Steyn’s arrest. Police Warrant Officer Riaan Jooste testified that he received a call on October 17, the day De Waal was murdered, from a woman who wanted to remain anonymous. Jooste narrowed the list down to 17 possible suspects, searched police files and found Steyn in the system because he had previously laid a complaint against someone else.This led Warrant Officer Danie Pieterse to search for a silver bakkie at Steyn’s house, which he found.He could not enter the property because the gate was locked.During a break in proceedings, De Waal’s mother Shereen told Steyn to look at her, but the unresponsive Steyn kept his head down throughout the day, a Bible beside him, making notes. http://www.citypress.co.za/SouthAfrica/News/De-Waal-alive-when-set-alight-20120725-3#.UA_N11Q9DFU.twitter

The horrific massacre of the three-member Portuguese-South African Viana family:

The four black South African males smiled in court while admitting to killing the white South African Portuguese Viana family; gangraping 42-year-old Geraldine Viana, before murdering the entire family. They killed twelve-year-old Amaro by drowning the bound-up Portuguese-South African child in a bath with boiling water. They also tortured to death – disemboweled - the family dog . They also admitted that it was a revenge-killing. They felt ‘entitled’ to carry out such an atrocity against one of the men’s employers. This black-racist atrocity targetting a white family has thus far been ignored by the English-language news media, Praag reported

Vereeniging Regional Court, South Africa. July 25 2012 Three of the four black males who admitted to the massacre of the Viana family in Walkerville were from left to right Sipho Mbele 21, Sphiwe David Motaung 20, Petrus Radebe 24. The fourth male, a minor, is the son of the family’s gardener Petrus Radebe.

Two of the young black males also admitted that they had gagged the crying twelve-year-old white child – and then ‘drowned him in a bath filled with boiling water’. The men admitted their guilt to the murders with smiles as they appeared in the Vereeniging regional court, reports the Johannesburg Afrikaans daily, Beeld.

PRAAG notes that ‘In a typical South African black-on-white atrocity, the boy and his entire family were massacred on 1 October 2011 in Walkerville, south of Johannesburg. The Portuguese-South African family were killed in an attack by the family’s gardener Petrus Radebe (24), Sipho Mbele (21) and Sphiwe David Motaung (20). A fourth black person, a minor whose name was not published and apparently is the son of Petrus Radebe, also participated in the attack. All four admitted their guilt on all charges against them.”

According to the accused, “we mutually raped Geraldine Viana”. Sipho Mbele raped her first while Petrus Radebe helped to restrain her by standing on her face. Afterwards Radebe raped her too.

Beeld reports that Charmaine Castleman, an attorney appearing for the accused, read a statement in court explaining that “the three men burgled the Viana residence to rob them of their possessions and “to get Geraldine Viana back” for the way she had treated them.”

The white family’s dog apparently barked tremendously during the burglary. The animal was tortured to death by disembowelling him. According to Beeld’s court reporter, 12-year-old Amaro’s dad Tony Viana first arrived at the burgled home. The three black men were waiting in ambush: attacking him him from behind with a machete and a golf club, after which he was forced to unlock the family safe. He was then tied up. The boy and his mother arrived later and were tied up in separate rooms.

Horrific gang-rape of Mrs Geraldine Viana: her son was drowned in boiling water:

Then the raping started. One man put his feet on her face to restrain her, and when Radebe and Mbele had finished raping Geraldine, Mbele placed a cushion over her face to muffle her screams and shot her with a pistol obtained from her husband. The accused stated: “Afterwards Sipho took the gun and shot Tony in the head.” Mbele and Radebe then went to Amaro’s room and claimed they ‘realised that the boy would be able to recognise them.”“We went to the bathroom and turned on the tap. We went to fetch him and gagged him because he was crying. We forced him into the bath face down, knowing that he would drown.”

From forensic evidence tendered in court, it was clear that the boy was held down in boiling water. The exact cause of his death has however not yet been determined by state pathologists. The boy’s hands and feet were tied.

According to Beeld, “Mbele and Radebe admitted guilt on charges of burglary with the intent to steal, robbery with aggravating circumstances, the possession of an unlicensed firearm, the illegal possession of ammunition and intentional damage to goods.”

PRAAG writes; “The accused will be sentenced on 6 September 2012 in the Vereeniging Regional Court. As the death penalty was abolished in South Africa, they will probably get lengthy prison sentences but could be out on parole within five to ten years. The vast majority of South Africans, black and white, support the reinstatement of the death penalty, but the liberal Constitutional Court has stated that it would be unconstitutional. The ruling ANC and liberal opposition DA are also opposed to the death penalty.

A search of South African newswires in English for this story has returned an empty result. Until now, only Beeld has reported on the court appearance of the three murderers – in Afrikaans, which is only spoken in South Africa, although easily comprehensible to Dutch-speakers.”

Farm attacks – invariably carried out by black, armed male gangs – are seven times higher in South Africa than anywhere else in the world. However, while the international focus has primarily been on the murders of white farmers, there has in the past few years also been a dramatic increase in the number of violent attacks by armed, organised black male-gangs against specifically Afrikaner ‘whites’ and also against black foreign Africans and Asians in towns, villages and cities countrywide.

The Eight Stages of Genocide: Greg Stanton: Above: On July 23 2012 it was announced that one of the world’s foremost experts on genocide, Prof Gregory Stanton, research professor in Genocide Studies & Prevention, school for conflict Analysis and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University in the USA was visiting South Africa as a guest of the F W de Klerk Foundation. He was scheduled to speak with farmers of the Agri-SA and Transvaal Agricultural Union and speak to many other experts. Stanton is to discuss his concerns about the violence in SA at a press conference scheduled for July 26 2012 (10am) at the Silverton, Pretoria headquarters of the TLU .

Dr Dan Roodt, founder of PEN-Pretoria and of the pro-Afrikaans Action Group, writes today that human rights violations against Afrikaners are increasingly under the spotlight. He noted that the Commonwealth Human Rights Unit has also started to monitor the issue and an American expert on genocide, Dr. Gregory Stanton, has arrived in South Africa. Speaking on the nation-wide radio station RadioSonderGrense yesterday morning, Roodt said there were “systemic human rights violations being committed against Afrikaners under the ANC government”. PRAAG has laid a charge at the Commonwealth against South Africa for what it calls “the systemic violation of human rights” suffered by Afrikaners and white South Africans generally. He also referred to previous complaints laid by PRAAG at the International Criminal Court at The Hague, the UN Human Rights Committee in Geneva and the South African Human Rights Commission.

He criticised the South African Human Rights Commission for its ‘seeming reluctance to investigate any human rights abuses against people of European descent: “On my last visit to the SA Human Rights Commission in Parktown, Johannesburg, I got the distinct impression that they were only concerned about white-on-black racism, ” said Dr. Dan Roodt. “The commissioner, a black woman, displayed a book on her desk entitled ‘White Power: The Rise and Fall of the National Party’ by feminist Marxist author Christi van der Westhuizen. She told me that I was mentioned in the book (even though I never had anything to do with the National Party) and that therefore she “could not listen to my complaint about human rights violations against Afrikaners: Roodt asked: “how is one to take the SAHRC seriously? Nevertheless, for the record,we will also renew our appeal to the SAHRC to intervene in the rapes, murders and massacres of so many white and Afrikaner families under ANC rule.”

PRAAG also found that until now the Commonwealth and the NGO Genocide Watch had been the only two international organisations that have responded to the human rights crisis in South Africa. http://praag.org/?p=819

Stanton has been monitoring the situation in SA for the past 10 years. On July 12 2012, his organisation Genocide Watch warned that the re-kindling of the ANC’s revolutionary song ‘Kill the Farmer, Shoot the Boer’, illustrates the long-term impact that such de-humanizing language can have. He warned that the ANC youth league’s revival of the song ‘not only strikes fear into the hearts of Boer farmers but has actually been sung during attacks on white farmers: ‘it is an incitement to murder white Afrikaner farmers’. He noted that ‘over 3,000 white farmers have been murdered since 1994. “The South African police have not made investigation and prosecution of these farm murders a priority, dismissing them as crimes by common criminals: the government has disbanded the commando units of white farmers that once protected their farms, and has passed laws to confiscate the farmers’ weapons.’ He warns: “disarmanent of a targeted group is one of the surest early-warning signs of futute genocidal killings.’ He warned that a recent outbreak of violent farm invasions has led to casualties among white South Africans: the farm invasions are direct results of calls by Julius Malema and his deputy Ronald Lamola for whites to give up their land without compensation or face violence by ‘angry black youths ‘flooding their farms’.

Above: Stanton also noticed that while Malema was removed as president of the ANC youth league, SA president Zuma himself sang ‘Shoot the Boer’ at the ANC centenary celebration event in January 2012: ‘he claimed that its use at the ANC centenary was not intended as hate speech but rather to commemorate the struggle against apartheid.’ Stanton warned: “Despite Zuma’s proclaimed intent, his singong of the song may be contributing to an increasingly hostile environment that threatens the safety of white South Africans. The number of murders of Boer farmers has increased each month in 2012.’ (below)

Violence soared since June 1 2012 against whites, against gay people of all races; and against black/asian foreigners:

Indeed -- logs maintained by independent criminologists inside South Africa indicate growing race-related violence against minorities as well as an increase in the number of hate-crimes by SA government officials since June 1 2012 there were 187 violent attacks involving racial-hatespeech incidents logged since June 1 2012 up to July 23 2012 in South Africa: Farmitracker. Thirty-seven of these 187 incidents were ‘xenophobic’ in nature: black South Africans attacking Black and Asian foreigners many of whom are asylum-seekers in SA. Of these 187 logged attacks, a full 150 were attacks by organised armed-black male-groups targetting ‘whites.’ Fewer attackers were carried out against ‘white farmers’ than against “white” urban families and white individuals: all the attackers in these recorded incidents were black males, and 97% of their victims were Afrikaans-speaking whites: Farmitracker

Official violence and hatespeech pitting ANC-government officials against civilians:

Of particular note is the high number of incidents of ‘official’ violence by government officials and policing-forces against ‘ whites ’ in South Africa. The policing-watchdog also issued a worrying study showing that some 81% of all the cases lodged against police-officers were dropped as ‘unfounded’ last year. The latest arrest of a police-official illustrates the problem: a black police officer, constable Melusi Muzikayise Manyisa 31, was charged for actively inciting recent xenophobic riots in Barberton on June 78 2012. His case starts August 6. He was granted a very low amount of bail: R1,000 and is back at work. Yet amongst the charges against him were accusations that he was intimidating witnesses to the event into not testifying against him. Manyisa and another local man Alfred Mkhabela (32) were charged with public violence, arson and intimidation of witnesses after foreign-owned shops belonging to Somali refugees were torched. Also torched were a satellite-police station and Barberton municipal offices. The case was postponed to 6 August in Barberton magistrate’s court.

There have also been a growing number incidents of ANC-government officials targetting ‘whites’ in excessive displays of authority, accompanied by a great deal of verbal and physical violence. The latest such incident targetted a 38-year-old unarmed Afrikaner man, Gert van der Merwe, who was attacked while waiting to pay inside his car at a toll-gate -- by two body-guards of a Mpumalanga provincial minister. The Afrikaner hadto flee from his car to a nearby police station, pursued by two armed body-guards of the ANC-official:

(Below: photographs from the security-cameras at the toll-gates showed that Mr Van der Merwe running for his life from two black males (below).

Above: The unarmed Afrikaner Gert van der Merwe ran for his life towards the Kaapmuiden police-station (upper right) - pursued by two armed body guards of Mpumalanga housing MEC Sophosezwe Masango. Incidents involving official sonamed ‘ blue light brigades’ amongst many others were: A bodyguard for KwaZulu-Natal's former Social Development MEC Meshack Radebe was found guilty of illegally discharging his firearm and his colleague was found guilty of negligent driving in July 2012; The bodyguard had shot out the tyre of a Mazda near Camperdown, resulting in the driver losing control and colliding head-on with a bakkie. Eight people were injured in the accident in 2008.

Afrikaans pupil Thomas Ferreira left permamently disabled:

Above: the driver of former Gauteng local government MEC Humphrey Mmemezi's VIP vehicle knocked Afrikaner teenager of the West Rand, er Thomas Ferreira off his motorbike. The November 2011 accident left Ferreira comatose, brain-damaged and in need of long-term rehabilitation. http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/Probe-MEC-blue-light-assault-DA-20120723 Pictures of accident scene by witness Niel Muller -- who sent them for publication to the Afrikaans news mediai-- nclude one of the driver getting from his official BMW - licence Nr BB-25-YH-GP – to inspect the damage: witnesses Peet and Lizanne van Wyk said ‘the driver ignored the child he’d just knocked down,’ and just inspected the damage to the car…’

The latest incidents of organised mob-violence against Afrikaners occurred in Kuruman in the northern Cape (pop: less than 10,000 people of whom some 4,200 are Afrikaans-speaking people of Khoi-San descent (described as ‘coloured’ by the ANC-regime); about 3,500 are Afrikaner whites, and less than 2,000 were Tswana-speaking blacks whose homeland is the independent country of Botswana to the north. On July 23 2012,long-time Afrikaner residents living in the CBD of this normally so quiet agricultural town were attacked in their cars and homes by a large black male mob armed with knobkieries (traditional fighting sticks), stones and large cattle-whips. Residents such as Donovan and Lily Fourie warned on social-media networks on July 23 2012 (below) for the Afrikaners to lock themselves inside their homes while the violent mob raged through town. The SAPS were also attacked and a police-van was damaged. Thus far, the SAPS is able to stop the two-month-long riots by this well-organised black-racist mob with teargas and arrests. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Boere-Krisis-Aksie-BKA/116298045063416?ref=ts

For a town of such a small size, there has been a high level of violence in Kuruman and nearby towns for the past two months – ranging from a vicious homophobic murder, murders of business-people whose shops were torched - and a torture-attack against elderly farmer Joseph van Heerden on June 23 2012. All this violence in this sparsely-populated semi-desert region was sparked by black male militia-style gangs. The children in nearby Olifantsfontein have not had any school for two months.

July 2012 - A South African farmer named Hendri has been making YouTube clips on his farm to explain his daily life -- and the way he deals with the senselessly violent attacks which white farmers have to deal with on a daily basis. As these clips below show, his security is upmost in this farmer’s mind. He’s alert, aware, listens to every unusual noise, stays in touch with and is a very active member of the local farm-security unit.

There’s no other peaceful country in the world where farmers have to produce food for their nation under such strenuous and dangerous circumstances.

The murder rate for SA farmers is 313 per 100 000 per year according to a statement in July 2007 by Freedom Front spokesman Pieter Groenewald - about eight times higher than the reported national average murder rate. South African farmers are actually working under the most dangerous conditions in the world. How do they cope? Hendri explains:

Farm attacks in SA are also 7 times higher than any other country in the world. Since 1994 considerably more than 3100 farmers were killed. White Afrikans-speaking people are in most cases the victims - there is, however, a misperception that whites are the only victims: but many farm workers also get killed in these attacks.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

October 20 2017

Please note that my site with the PAST SEVEN YEARS' information on atrocities against white South Africas, was hacked away. It used to be on https://www.censorbugbear.org. I apologize that this information is no longer available online. Anyone needing information about specific cases please email me at a.j.stuijt@knid.nl

For a name-list of murdered white farmers, - smallholders and their family and workers in South Africa, up to April 2011, view:

and for reports of human-rights violations against South African minorities, including whites, after 2011 see: http://censorbugbear-reports.blogspot.nl

The term "genocide" was coined by legal scholar Raphael Lemkin in 1943, writing:

'Generally speaking, genocide does not necessarily mean the immediate destruction of a nation, except when accomplished by mass killings of all members of a nation. It is intended rather to signify a coordinated plan of different actionsaiming at the destruction of essential foundations of the life of national groups, with the aim of annihilating the groups themselves.

The objectives of such a plan would be the disintegration of the political and social institutions, of culture, language, national feelings, religion, and the economic existence of national groups, and the destruction of personal security, liberty, health, dignity and lives of the members of such groups... '